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MIAMI (WFOR) – Miami-Dade police are looking for a woman accused of stealing a husky. Now they are also looking for a man who allegedly called the dog’s owner and told her not to post posters with the picture of his girl anymore, otherwise he would contact a lawyer.
“I feel really hurt, I feel hurt,” said Yami Polo, the dog’s owner.
Polo misses one of her dogs. Her 7 month old Husky Snow is gone. You and Bronco left the yard a week ago.
“I noticed my girl is not here so I go out and start shouting her name and my neighbor tells me I saw a girl grab your dog. White Mercedes ML 350, ”said Yami
A couple of neighbors gave Yami a surveillance video. You can see snow running not far from the house in a surveillance video. Then the video shows someone stopping in that SUV and grabbing the dog.
“It was very quick. They see the dog, they pull aside. You can see where she opens the door, she goes down, she takes the dog and leaves, she didn’t even look back. “
She hoped when the car stopped and picked up the dog, they were just trying to keep it safe.
Yami put up posters with the girl’s picture, and then she got a call.
“Then they got a call from a man: ‘Are you the one looking for that husky?’ He goes to you, please, if you have information and he says: “You are shameless, you post my girl on every flyer, you can not do that, you will see my lawyer.”
“He’s leaving, I won’t give your dog back to you and he hung up.”
At this point, the Miami-Dade Police Department became involved. Investigators tell CBS4 that they are looking for a man and a woman in the video. The police said they called this man back, they said he was using an untraceable internet phone.
“He’s not going, the police are there. So I’m going to call my lawyer, he hung up the police and put down his phone. Since then, nothing more, ”said Yami.
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